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Piano Sonatas, vol. 2The present two volume edition of Mozart's piano sonatas includes in their authentic scoring all hitherto known works by Mozart in this genre. Volume 2 further includes the Sonata in B flat major K. 570, issued in many editions as sonata for piano and violin. Mozart himself listed this work as "A sonata for piano alone". Sonate in C, KV 330 (300h) Sonate in A, KV 331 (300i) Sonate in F, KV 332 (300k) Sonate in B, KV 333 (315c) Fantasie in c, KV 475
The present two-volume edition of Mozart's piano sonatas includes in their authentic scoring all hitherto known works by Mozart in this genre. Volume 2 further includes the Sonata in B-flat major K. 570, issued in many editions as sonata for piano and violin. Mozart himself listed this work as "A sonata for piano alone".
Sonate in C, KV 330 (300h) - Sonate in A, KV 331 (300i) - Sonate in F, KV 332 (300k) - Sonate in B, KV 333 (315c) - Fantasie in c, KV 475 - Sonate in c, KV 457 - Sonate in F, 1. und 2. Satz = KV 533, 3. Satz = KV 494 - Sonate in C, KV 545 - Sonate in B, KV 570 - Sonate in D, KV 576 - Anhang
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Fun dog toy!
First, I was impressedby the quality of this ball. It seems quite well made. The adult twists it open, it's tight enough I know my dog cannot open it. Note - there are warnings it is dangerous for a dog to get to the inside. That noted, I would always supervise. There are two choices of modes, one more intense. Hold to activate your choice and tightly put back together. It worked right away, vibrating and shaking. The humans greatly enjoyed, especially a child. My dog, a bit fearful but curious. So we will slowly introduce to her.
The is a USB cord included for charging, which is nice. Overall a fun item!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Fun
Great product and works as advertised. My dog is small and was not that interested in it, but my black Labrador was all about it. Simple to use and easy to charge. It’s durable and has lasted against my lab so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2026
★★★★★ 2
No good
It’s not that great
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 4
My kitten loves this ball
I originally got this for my 14-year-old dog because he has always loved balls, and I thought it might be a fun way to provide a little extra stimulation and entertainment.
Unfortunately, he didn’t show much interest in it. However, I honestly think that may have had more to do with his age than the toy itself.
The surprise was my kitten. She absolutely loved it and spent quite a bit of time chasing, batting, and interacting with it. Once she figured out that touching it would make it move, it really seemed to hold her attention.
I mainly used the passive mode, where the toy only moves after being touched. I liked this setting because it felt less overwhelming and encouraged interaction without constantly running around on its own.
Based on my experience, I think this toy is best suited for younger, curious pets that enjoy investigating moving objects. While it wasn’t a hit with my senior dog, it was definitely a success with my kitten.
Overall, it seems well made, easy to use, and a fun option for playful pets.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My Puppy Loves this Indestructible Dragon
Size: Large, Color: Pink, Size: Large, Color: Pink
My puppy (8 month old black lab mix) loves, loves, loves her dragon. She has had it for 2 months now. It is one of her favorites and gets daily rough play time. It's her go-to toy for fetch and tug games, as well as just general mouthy play. The squeaker gave out after about 4 weeks, but she would binge squeak for prolonged periods (kind of like chomping on gum) so it was almost a blessing when it went silent. She still chomps on it, but at least now I don't have to hear it. Other than the fact that it's a little grungy and bedraggled from so much loving, it is still in amazing shape. The seams and fur are all still intact. There are no visible holes, rips, or weak spots. I love Chew Guard Technology.
This dragon replaced her goDog Iguana (from PetSmart) that developed a tear in the fur after about 4 months of heavy use. (It was superficial, just the outer fur layer and not the innards, but we disposed of it before she could eat more fur.) She can be pretty rough on her toys and I can never predict if any given toy will last minutes or months. The goDog stuffies definitely fall into the "months" category, even with rough daily use.
Edit: The dragon lasted about 6 months of intensive, hard play before it developed a small tear in the fur. I patched it a couple times, but once my pup discovers a weak spot, it's the kiss of death for any stuffed item. We had to dispose of the dragon (so sad) to keep her from eating any more of the fur. We replaced the dragon with the goDog Chameleon, which is still going strong. I think we will go back to the dragon for our next toy because it's just so darned cute. We gave the dragon to my niece for her golden retriever puppy who is very chew-happy. That dragon is also doing well. You've just gotta love that chew-guard technology. This is one tough toy.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2015